Substance Use and Addictions Program
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Sources last checked October 20, 2026.
What it is
Building on previous efforts to develop innovative, community-led approaches, Budget 2023 includes $144M for the Substance Use and Addictions Program ( SUAP ) to fund community-based supports, and evidence-based health interventions.
Status
Through this 2023 national call for proposals (CFP), SUAP will fund projects that address substance use issues across the continuum of care.
What it funds
Projects that provide support or resources for PWLLE, including peers, to enhance their role within an organization.
Projects that develop, implement, and evaluate support or services targeting the transition of individuals back into the community - either reintegration after accessing health services (e.g., hospital stays, treatment services, waitlist), or institutional or correctional services (e.g., prison, jail, probation/parole).
Projects that develop and deliver new or innovative programs or tools for Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD), including for screening, brief intervention and referral to services (SBIR).
How to apply
Application requirements are explained in detail in the Call for Proposals 2023 - Guidelines for Applicants.
Documents on this page
| Document | Type | Document date | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Substance Use and Addictions Program: contribution fundingHealth Canada | Web page | Issued 2022-04-21 | October 20, 2026 |
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